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whats that thing in the pic (2nd row, 3rd from left)?

it looks pretty special, i want one!

haha it was dam quick around the track too! i cant remember what it is but i do remember it has a SR20 in it.it was used as the camera car for most of the day.

theres a few shots of it chasing some of the cars in there somewhere,that might help someone as to what it really is.

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im sure there are some floating around the place,there were heaps of people taking pictures of mine...duno how many will b on here tho,most of them were kids with there phones and some of the promo girls were walking around with cameras seemed to take an interest in mine lol,other then that i didnt really see any one else taking pictures.

Got some videos up now too.

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whats that thing in the pic (2nd row, 3rd from left)?

it looks pretty special, i want one!

A clubman-type kit car. I remember Craig Williams from Maddat use to assist with putting them together, including fitting SR20DETs into them. Wouldn't be surprised if its one of his. :down:

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A clubman-type kit car. I remember Craig Williams from Maddat use to assist with putting them together, including fitting SR20DETs into them. Wouldn't be surprised if its one of his. :down:

Yep, its the ULTRA clubman.... soon to be road registered and was driven on the day by Steve Cramp from Manta racing.

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I went and checked out those Ultra's at Lonsdale where they're built, they're absolutely mad. They have 3 different kits available and can be fitted with a Gen III also.

My mate that's the distributor for ULX110 oils is building one. Their warehouses back onto each other.

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